Entrepreneurship is the study of those individuals in our economy who identify new product or service opportunities, and develop workable plans for capitalizing on these opportunities. These entrepreneurs often assume personal risk while taking the initiative to create and then manage new or expanded enterprises. Xavier is ranked one of the top 25 entrepreneurial campuses in the nation by Princeton Review.

By studying entrepreneurship, you will:

• Learn to recognize and capitalize on new venture opportunities, and creatively solve problems in all types of organizations.
• Examine the personal, ethical, marketing, financial and operational factors relevant to success or failure.
• Assist and transfer knowledge to small businesses in the community.
• Build a solid portfolio of skills and accomplishments through real-world projects.
• Develop your mindset and way of thinking about business problems and opportunities.
• Understand how to create and manage innovation.
• Be prepared to start your own business based on a viable business model.